Chapter 106: Under the Swarm Network
In truth, opportunities to use this feature were practically nonexistent.
During subsequent tests, Luo Wen discovered that when his consciousness descended upon a particular insect, he could emit a special kind of wave through its body.
Insects receiving this wave would naturally follow his commands, eliminating the need to take direct control of their bodies.
This meant that in future wars, Luo Wen wouldn’t need to personally step onto the battlefield. He could remain safely in the rear and conduct remote operations.
However, Luo Wen also identified a flaw in the system: the insects lacked names and were displayed as mere nodes within his mental space.
Currently, with the insect population still sparse, this wasn’t a major issue.
But if the swarm ever regained its former scale of trillions, imagine the chaos of so many nodes flooding his mind. Distinguishing them would become an enormous challenge.
After repeated experimentation, Luo Wen devised a temporary solution to this flaw.
He could group these nodes in his mind and recreate a sandbox map based on the real-world terrain. The insects would then be arranged and organized according to their actual positions.